New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
TINE CATTLE AND FINE PEOPLE

w..,,., last week made lite in New-fcrk de-
1;obttul for people OF leisure inose WI" 100 ~
tcn,,d A oppressive occasionally ous u -
.,oh moor creatures 90 not count at ALL ana tue
-, o. as that outdoor amus1ments were tnr poPu'
ies1 a .avsral dave. Some families who have coun
- places hsve slready gone thither 10 get Wv '.
81 snring Green shades are beginning 10 aPpo" -
many windows and everything indicates ne sPPUs'
- the warm season. The Tanliv' was na'urSuy
v.a attraction during the weeG. and various par
st m Pelham or the ountry Clue Cd IL LUG
bsgbt of the coach OF itself gives tno p'S'os
fs.ing OF exhlaration. and the footing % noi"' o.
the presence OF hveried f"otnen raise 'her 'io"
a. ,b high pont marked English. merry pity
" on Monday Consisting OF Mr. ano Mr.. W. M
VSn;l. Mr. and Mre. Frederic Bronson. MISS
Ch.,o,te Winthrop Misc Beokwhh Winthrop 'n e
ana Gcoid Il. Redmond. They no"leu a,ons " n",
- and in returning through me rars s'rao1u
,nneb notice. It's I'D that no' 'no '-"'' 80 49,
mart Of coaching trip 10 the return '"io1s 49,
Paoa dr;ve IN the east side OF the Park All other
veheles give way in q most respeo'iui na"oe:
there ia a crs ang neeks and an upsurnine VI ~
Ut. ard and visible signs OF inwsru Interest," Oh"
.am,r,,ion not at all dspeasing to the ooachng
s IT, drive Of the club to Philadelphia yester-
49, doubtless pleasant experience 10 Inc meH-
bers.
rx. .. ceaarburst on wedne. day dld more TO
,tv the social as rations OF the msnagenent than
tbose of any other day this spring Inc oiSP'ay "a
toilets and pretty faces was really cnarminR. Ino
,our,s at Far kockawRy 10 oec'ueuly htlta0'i'0 III
nleasant weather but when to- rolls IN IT becomes
bedragped and uncIimpei IN t"lnKhng; TUG
sseassn.r however. ba- been fairly SUCCESSFUL anu
probably will become entirely so wDeu the bstuns eau
be done openly
Az all the country clubs there Is gIeat activity.
Lawn tennis courts and cricket grounds are oelhg put
An order, and numerous matches nave slreauS oeeu
arranged. Tuxedo Park is booming with lovelne"s
and some OF the cottages will be occupien 10 &c"
DAYS The clubhouse register Already contains 'ne
names OF many visitor" ana anu Post Mr. and
A. G. Guruoe, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A roS' NAi W
Mrs. WetmOre Cryder and Others
Tho ,,tt,e show in Madison Square Garden was not
exaetly an ontof-doOrs exhibition, but IL was soe
thing in that direction. 1t was place OF
resort last week but beatty and fashion were not
nearly 40 welcome to the management as the farmers
from the surrounding country tor whose edihcatlon
and instruction il arran red goou many VI
than visited the place. but the-fashionaoie people
outnumhered them nearly every ay Ihere was
much novelty about the show. u say noIhlhR Oh 'o
rare merit and loveness Of the Jersey ana uuern
scys II was a pleasing eight 10 see o crowd ABOUT
the pretty milkmaiI-as long as she was there
The Nineteenth Century Clut had more than
usually interesting meeting on Tuesday nlgnI I'd tue
rooms OF the American Art Assoc stlon Mr. court
landt Palmer the president and ounder u tue o'uo
was present after q years abse nee IN Europe tie had
a hearty welcome from large number OF handsome''
dressed gues,s Ii must have pleased HIM 10 see that
the clue had not changed at all 20 tone OF sty'e'
There were present Mr aud Mrs Brauder Matthew's
Mrs Whitney. Murray Mitchell. Mrs Saiius, Mrs
Ethan Allen, Moncure ID. Conway. Alfred CohNInS =
Mrs Noel and q hundred or two hundred more. Inc
snb;ect in eed was or tue kind that tull at
tendance" The Bible In the Pnolc schools NOT
that it Is uew, but gives great chInes lor the ex
preston OF advanced views IN "nleu Tue o u,aT
lights. The SPEAKERS were ex-GoVerhot hoauIt'
OF Ohio; DR.. NcGivnn AMI tue Rev. hr. halnsIord,
of St Georges When the talkug was over the
party adjourned the lower gallery where the usual
f;v.tr atra Eare As
were all eaten up to the last crust
An interesting Ma, wedding that VI Miss Helen
l. Webb daughter OF General WeOb. o. the City Col
lege to John Alexan ire OF tue New YORK ana he1cAh
Line The ceremony took place on WEDNESDAY al
General Web0s house No. 10 Le1ingSou-ave' OF 4'oO
D. H. and was perfOrme Oy the Rev Mr. Ducey, Of
ST. Leo's Roman Catholic Church Zoe bow wnao~
OH the second 5oor where the drawing-roOm Is, was
TRANSIT Jrmed bower OF roses, aud the wedding
party took their positions there TO the music Oh tne
wedding march played By LinJars orchestra Inc
bride and the brides dress WORTHY o6Jeots oil
admiration The bride neeIs no description. bat tie
dress Vas decidedly novel, IL Vac IN creek stFle'
trimmed WITH pc Mt and gold lace. Inc bouquet was
lilies the alley Three sisters OF the bride acted AS
broesma,ds. and wore dresses OF yellow Six ana
white lace The best Jules FataOle, aud
tine uAhers Jules Montant and Arthur lhompson'
After the cer-mtn n.y. which was perhaps trlne Tess
irving than de Roman Catholic marriage service
sometimes is q reception was neid Among the guests
were ali the Remsens aud the Webos, good many OF
the yanderblts. III. and Mrs hooert Uoeier ml n"r
Mira Willia.d Starr Miller Mr. and Mrs refer l.
Barlow the Dlnsmores MISS Van Nest, Mr.. and Mrs
stuyvesan Fish. MIR. aud Mrs. Augu,te Montant
The death Of Mis- Laura Taller. of Washington
Square has cast mucu sadness over large circle OF
young friends Miss ra1er not IN society as yet
but would have made her appearance ue1t season.
Her death was tie result of at the Columbia
College boys play al the Academy OF Music
The kirmess has taken up its abode on Staten
IsIa ia
Oh Thursday night at the German cluD-rooms IN
Stapleton 1t was under the auspices of tue Staten
Island Ladies' Teanis Club, winch was also the Oone-
fciary. The OF the evening was the -eries OF
amusing and pretty dances arran Jed by some oil the
ladies interested Lander furnished the music, and
naturally the gayetv was Lively Late boats an
trains brought the guests back u the city Among
the ladies present we're hrs George Bell, Mrs W. T.
Rsynor, Mrs. L. W. Lewis, Mrs A b. Boardman'
Mrs. W. A. LentilhOn, Mrs. Sidney De Nay, hiS'
John L. HObson and Mrs. w. H. Motley.
There will be lively outbreak OF weddings in June.
and some OF them will be out-of-town atara MISS
LIZZIE Lawrence and Harry Alexandre will be married
June Of Mr. Lswreuce's place at baysde' L. AT
East ROckaway this d. y Arthur sherwood III
marry LES kosnd Enact; and at aye wiii De cele-
brated the weddin. OF Miss Eleanor Van Rensselaer,
and Hamilton Fairfax
In town on June Miss Mamie Bulkey and Regi-
maid Riyes will be married 10 Calvary Church prop
ably On June Captain Henry Sharpe and NJ ss
Kitty Morgan will be married In 1t lhomAss Church
The engagement ha- been announced OF Miss Helen
Hunt to Marion Story. 1t will be late June we'd
ding
Another Alexander is in luck. This time it is W.
Alexander, WHO is engaged to MISS Paddock, OF No
10 West orty -seoond-st
WEDDING
A quiet wedding occurred on Wednesday at
O'Clock at the home Of Mir. aIrd Sheppard Knapp.
90 that their